Metallic Blues (2004)

Regisseur:

Dan Verete

Drehbuchautor:

Dan Verete (writer)

Premierendatum:

31. März 2005 (Israel)

Genre:

Komödie | Drama

Plot:

Filmpreise:

1 win & 4 nominations

Nutzerkommentare:

don't expect a comedy--but see it

Besetzung

Tomer Ben David	...	Gaby Ben Hamo
Harald Burmeister	...	Police Custom 1
Konstantin Graudus	...	Policeman 1 Hotel
Christoph Hagen Dittmann	...	Son of Car Salesman
Kalle Haverland	...	German Man at Airport
Hannes Hellmann	...	Manager Autohaus Decker
Lutz Herkenrath	...	Waiter
Kai Hufnagel	...	Police Station Officer
Moshe Ivgy	...	Siso
Stephan Kampwirth	...	Policeman at Junction
Nilüfer Kiel	...	Attendant Gift Shop
Avi Kushnir	...	Shmuel
Ulrich Matschoss	...	Old Reception Clerk
Joachim Millies	...	Car Salesman (as Hans-Joachim Millies)
Rolf Nagel	...	Elderly Man
Marte Schwiers	...	Airline Attendant
Rita Shukrun	...	Adina Ben Hamo
Atto Suttarp	...	Customs Clerk
Oliver Warsitz	...	Conductor
Julia Weden	...	Information Clerk Woman
Björn Wenner	...	Manager
Christopher Zumbült	...	Reception Clerk

Länge:

Israel:90 Min

Produktionsland:

Canada | Deutschland | Israel

Sprache:

Englisch | Deutsch | Hebräisch

Farbe:

Farbe

Seitenverhältnis:

1.66 : 1

Tonverfahren:

Dolby Digital

Drehorte:

Hamburg, Germany

Firma:

Gemini Film GmbH & Co. KG

don't expect a comedy--but see it

I saw this as part of the Seattle International Film Festival and I go without much expectations because I don't even like to read the descriptions of the movies before I see them. I did hear after a few disgruntled complaints of how this wasn't a comedy overall. Well it really is not a comedy. This is a typical Israeli film with a theme, a purpose, a lesson. And typically Israeli, it's laced with humor all over it. The topics get heavy as heavy things happened in Germany not too long ago. The lessons are so brilliantly laid out, that this movie could be a bible story. The acting is top notch. Everything about this movie is tops. Yallah, go see it!